Church homecoming food

Don't show up with basic baked beans or soggy coleslaw. These recipes are impressive enough to earn you a spot in the potluck hall of fame.

40 Church Potluck Meals to Share in the Fellowship Hall

Whether for a church homecoming, potluck, or post-service spread, these church lady cookbook recipes are our Sunday Best.

Like a cross between a vinegar-based coleslaw and chowchow, Permanent Slaw is tender and tangy. This easy salad is designed to be prepared in advance. Made with finely shredded angel hair cabbage, carrot, bell pepper, sweet onions, and a sweet and sour apple cider vinegar dressing, the longer this side dish sits, the more flavorful it becomes (hence the name). Serve the dish on its own at a cookout (it's delicious with grilled chicken or pork) or use it to top pulled pork or chicken…

Easy hash brown casserole made with frozen hash browns, cream of mushroom soup, sour cream and cheddar cheese. Oven baked casserole that is a great side dish.

These casserole recipes are easy to make, portable, and downright delicious for your church potluck.

This dish is a nod to those nights when you crave something hearty, warm, and effortlessly delicious. Evoking memories of my time browsing local church cookbooks, I stumbled upon this treasure that, over time, has become a beloved dinner choice in our household. Partner it with a fresh salad, and voilà - dinner's served in style!

These crock pot green beans feature bacon, onion and a handful of seasonings. By using canned green beans, these can be heated through in the crock pot and ready to feed a crowd...or a large family!

Easy crockpot party food ideas! These effortless slow cooker recipes include party appetizers, dinners, and desserts that cook themselves and feed a crowd.

Church snacks may not be the main event on Sundays. But they never hurt! Whether you’re planning coffee-hour fellowship for adults, Sunday school or VBS for children, or gatherings for youth, families or small groups, yummy church snacks are always a hit.